

Southport petition to STOP the housing of single male illegal immigrants in our town.
The Issue
In our beloved town of Southport, we have experienced one of the darkest days in our nation's history. Three innocent little girls lost their lives in a horrific terror attack. This tragedy remains a scar on our community and a solemn reminder of the dire consequences unvetted individuals can bring.
Across the United Kingdom, rising crime rates, including murders, rapes, and child molestations, are linked to the presence of unvetted, illegal immigrants. These individuals arrive on our shores unchecked and are shielded by the European Union's human rights act, putting innocent British citizens at risk. Southport must not become another statistic in this alarming trend.
The safety and security of our citizens should be the priority. Our community needs proper oversight and control over who enters and resides within it. It is crucial to implement measures that prevent unvetted illegal immigrants from being housed, not only to protect innocent lives but to preserve the peace and integrity of Southport.
We urge our policymakers to act. Strengthen our border control systems, ensure thorough vetting processes, and hold accountable those who harbor individuals that pose a threat to our community's safety. It is time to reclaim our town’s sense of security and safeguard it for future generations.
Our newly 'elected' Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, announced major plans for English devolution on 31 July 2026, outlined in a cabinet office policy paper titled 'Rewiring the State'.
This policy is a major government and legislative agenda aimed at radically shifting power, funding, and accountability away from Westminster and Whitehall toward local leaders and communities across the UK.
Join us in demanding that our local government prohibits housing unvetted illegal immigrants in Southport. Together, we can protect our town and honor the memory of those we have lost. Please sign this petition to make your voice heard and drive change for the safety of Southport.

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The Issue
In our beloved town of Southport, we have experienced one of the darkest days in our nation's history. Three innocent little girls lost their lives in a horrific terror attack. This tragedy remains a scar on our community and a solemn reminder of the dire consequences unvetted individuals can bring.
Across the United Kingdom, rising crime rates, including murders, rapes, and child molestations, are linked to the presence of unvetted, illegal immigrants. These individuals arrive on our shores unchecked and are shielded by the European Union's human rights act, putting innocent British citizens at risk. Southport must not become another statistic in this alarming trend.
The safety and security of our citizens should be the priority. Our community needs proper oversight and control over who enters and resides within it. It is crucial to implement measures that prevent unvetted illegal immigrants from being housed, not only to protect innocent lives but to preserve the peace and integrity of Southport.
We urge our policymakers to act. Strengthen our border control systems, ensure thorough vetting processes, and hold accountable those who harbor individuals that pose a threat to our community's safety. It is time to reclaim our town’s sense of security and safeguard it for future generations.
Our newly 'elected' Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, announced major plans for English devolution on 31 July 2026, outlined in a cabinet office policy paper titled 'Rewiring the State'.
This policy is a major government and legislative agenda aimed at radically shifting power, funding, and accountability away from Westminster and Whitehall toward local leaders and communities across the UK.
Join us in demanding that our local government prohibits housing unvetted illegal immigrants in Southport. Together, we can protect our town and honor the memory of those we have lost. Please sign this petition to make your voice heard and drive change for the safety of Southport.

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Petition created on 18 September 2026

